Castle in the Clouds

I didn't know this place existed. We didn't go up to the castle, but we did walk around the grounds and go into the restaurant and bar area of the barn. It was really nice and they had a nice fire going. The outdoor patio here has an amazing view of the lakes. The waterfalls hike was nice, but I would recommend coming in Spring since there is probably more water.

This is a great place to visit if you're in southern New Hampshire. We stopped there as part of our RV Fantasy tour and really glad that they planned this excursion on the way to our next campground. This Mansion is not really all that big but built in a beautiful location on top of mountain. It was built in 1913 and has been very well restored. Kind of like the Biltmore in North Carolina this place had all the modern conveniences of the time. Anyway you park in one location, walk up get your tickets, and then catch a trolley to the top of the mountain. After initial orientation speech / video it's a self-paced tour through the mansion. Once you're done you can either walk down a trail back where you started at or catch the trolley back down. Anyway the tickets are relatively cheap, and there's a cafe where do you catch the trolley if you want to eat lunch there.

We had a beautiful day exploring this lovely place on pur 51st anniversary. I always wanted to go here as a child, but never made it. It was on my bucket list. We loved our tour of the basement to see the inner workings! The views were amazing!

Wonderful day trip with stunning views and fantastic hiking trails on 5000 acres. The website has great photos of the castle and detailed history. I highly recommend the basement tour.

Great 10k sf house built 1914 with arts and craft construction and many new inventions of the time. Beautiful views from every room. Hiking trails with waterfalls. Restaurant on site. Could easily spend the day.

Beautiful mansion,beautiful grounds for hiking and spectacular views all around. Hike the brook trail and see the 5 falls.Get an ice cream afterwards. Grab a bite to eat in the remodeled carriage house. Dont leave out the mansion.Nice trip back in history in this beautifully restored home

Very nice park with hiking trails, a casual restaurant with a view that we didn't eat at, and a self guided house tour that one has to take a dus to from the restaurant/lower building. My folks took the house tour, they said it wasn't their style, it's Arts and Crafts, very natural, browns and tans, my style, I'll have to get back to see the house.

This tour was great! Basement tour was a cool addition too. Trolley will take you up to the house from the carriage house. Staff super knowledgeable.